Sentence examples for good implications from inspiring English sources

So it's definitely, you know, has good implications for happiness.

Researchers agreed that the decline was real and held good implications for future health in America.

The G-7′s call for flexible foreign-exchange rates contains as many good implications as bad signs for the U.S. economy and companies.

"The success of CX-5 has good implications for Mazda in the compact crossover SUV segment," said Jonathan Mandanici, an analyst for car-shopping website Edmunds.com.

Competing demands on government resources forcing higher priority to be given to services that have obvious public good implications such as the control of epizootics and veterinary public health.

A good implication of the results of this study is the need for amendment in the manner in which all future maintenance service team members should be trained, basically in the principle of return-on-workforce investment and goal-seeking behaviour in seeking maintenance targets.

We demonstrated that there was good implication for potential application in animal nutrition or genetic selection may provide effective ways to improve health and management of animals.

This model could be beneficial, a good implication for clinical practice as well as a new innovation in psychological treatment for this group of women.

Not all collaborations are equal with respect to their "public goods" implications.

This study has good policy implications applicable to prioritize areas for conservation or construction, and design ecological corridor to improve ecosystem service delivery to benefiting areas.

And that should have good positive implications for the European counterparts, Eutelsat and Avanti," said satellite investment analyst Henrik Nyblom from Nomura in London.